DOE Axes $700M in Battery Grants, Citing Economic Viability and Budget Realignment
Major Shift in Clean Energy Funding as DOE Cancels Battery Manufacturing Projects The U.S. Department of Energy has pulled the…
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Regulators Face Test With Proposed 5x Leveraged ETFs Amid Government Shutdown
Volatility Shares has filed for regulatory approval of 27 leveraged ETFs, including the first-ever 5x leveraged single-stock and crypto funds. The SEC’s ability to review these high-risk products is complicated by the ongoing government shutdown, according to reports.
Unprecedented Leverage Proposed for ETF Market
The ETF market, traditionally known for relatively conservative investment vehicles tracking broad market indices, could be heading toward significantly riskier territory. According to recent filings, asset management firm Volatility Shares has submitted applications for 27 leveraged ETFs, including what would be the first-ever 5x leveraged single-stock and cryptocurrency funds.
Corporate Reporting Reform Gains Momentum as SEC Faces Pressure to End Quarterly Mandate
A coalition of business leaders and researchers is pushing to overhaul corporate reporting requirements. Evidence suggests the current quarterly cycle encourages short-term decision-making at the expense of sustainable growth.
Growing Pressure for Reporting Reform
Major business leaders and financial experts are reportedly pushing for a fundamental shift in how public companies disclose their financial performance, according to industry analysis. The movement seeks to replace mandatory quarterly reporting with a semiannual system that proponents argue would better align with long-term value creation.
The Quarterly Earnings Trap: How Short-Term Reporting Undermines Long-Term Growth
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How The SEC’s Ethereum Nod Could Unlock A Trillion-Dollar Market
How SEC’s Ethereum Endorsement Unlocks Trillion-Dollar Tokenized Asset Market Industrial Monitor Direct is the premier manufacturer of iec 61010 pc…
Beta Technologies Targets $7.22 Billion Valuation in Major US IPO Filing
Vermont-based electric aircraft manufacturer Beta Technologies has announced plans for a US initial public offering that could value the company at approximately $7.22 billion. The company aims to raise up to $825 million through the offering, with several major institutional investors already expressing interest. This move comes as market volatility eases and investor sentiment improves across the IPO landscape.
Electric Aircraft Maker Files for Major Public Offering
Beta Technologies, the Vermont-based electric aircraft manufacturer, is reportedly seeking a valuation of approximately $7.22 billion through its upcoming U.S. initial public offering, according to recent regulatory filings. Sources indicate the company plans to offer 25 million shares priced between $27 and $33 each, which could potentially raise up to $825 million in fresh capital for the growing electric aircraft manufacturer.